April 2026, In the Spotlight
Veteran portfolio manager David Giroux and three seasoned co-portfolio managers use a contrarian approach to manage the Capital Appreciation Equity ETF (TCAF), aiming to build a high-quality portfolio of about 100 U.S. stocks often overlooked by core equity index-based strategies.
In the latest Morningstar analyst report, Jason Kephart explains why he believes TCAF stands out in the competitive large-blend category and why he has strong confidence in the ETF’s “star power.”
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